went through the procedure effortlessly and painlessly. The doctor and all the staff were entirely…read moresupportive, they're all wonderful people.

From the owner: Gastroenterology Associates Ltd provides diagnostic procedures, colonoscopy and other…read moregastroenterology treatments to the Allentown, PA area.

Very caring staff & I love my PA Renee Rehrig. Takes her time & explains clearly. Knowledgeable &…read moreaccommodative.

DO NOT GO HERE. They are playing with peoples health! I got asked to leave a review, I left an…read morehonest review and someone CALLED ME to call me A LIAR!! I'm livid and I will be filing a lawsuit! Worst place ever! Every doctor I've seen is concerned I have autoimmune hepatitis and this lady has the blood work she needs to diagnose it and keeps ordering tests that have NOTHING to do with my liver. They are just trying to make money. They need to be SHUT DOWN. They said they always make reminder calls THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THEY EVER CALLED ME. They said I have access to the portal because I updated my family history HOW IF I DONT EVEN HAVE FAMILY HISTORY BECAUSE I WAS IN FOSTER CARE AND HAVE NO FAMILY. These people are clueless & liars. How do you "document everything" but EVERYTHING you document is FALSE. UPDATE: after cancelling my appointments and telling them I will find a new doctor I received a certified letter in the mail that states failure to cooperate with medical care plan? I cooperated. Is this their way of trying to cover their ass in the upcoming lawsuit and MY BEHAVIOR toward the staff caused me to be discharged from their practice, but she cursed at me and called me a liar? it's ok, I recorded the phone call, and all other interactions with doctors and staff. again. Worst place ever!

This office is a prime example of why I choose New Jersey medical offices over Pennsylvania medical…read moreoffices. In the beginning of the week, I was seen by my gastroenterologist in NJ for symptoms of disease progression related to some form of esophageal/gastric carcinoma. Night sweats, throat pain, the inability to swallow liquids, and a throat nodule were what led me to seek help four years after a diagnosis of esophageal and gastric metaplasia. My gastro put me in for an EGD on October 23rd, which was uncomfortably far out for myself and the other medical professionals involved in my case. That night I contacted this office, Northeastern Gastroenterology, and spoke to a lovely woman who had worked here for decades (Misty), explained my symptoms, and she urged me to get the test done sooner and at their location. I agreed to this and began the process of moving my information into their office by contacting my primary gastro; I also had a follow up with my primary the next day, yesterday, and she also expressed concern in getting the procedure done quickly. She ordered me a CT scan with contrast with the concern that I might be experiencing some form of cancer, or cancer progression. I then called Northeastern gastro again and spoke to a woman named Jenn who was just as helpful and attentive as the first lady and we confirmed that I was having my information sent over to have an EGD scheduled in the coming week. Cue to today. I called to confirm everything was moving smoothly and a woman, who wasn't one of the aforementioned two, stated that that's not how it works in the office and that I would need to schedule additional visits. I explained my previous experience with the other people I spoke to and she proceeded to tell me that the policy changed...yesterday.. and somehow before I spoke to Jenn. My response was "I doubt that, can I speak to the office manager please?". The office manager doubled down. Not only did he tell me that their policy changed the day prior, but he also said it was my insurance that possibly wouldn't allow it based on the need of the diagnostic vs. exploratory test. So I asked him " Okay, so you're saying it's the insurance ? How do you know, you didn't run my insurance?" To which he replied "Well no, you see it's our guidelines". I then asked him those same questions over and over again, in different variations and words and he kept waffling between the two as each being a different reason for why I could not schedule my test anymore. If you're like me, and you're a young man in his 30s looking for help on a potential cancer diagnosis (one of the most lethal in the western world), you would get a smidge annoyed at this, especially when you're dealing with some of the first stages of really experiencing the existential threat that looms ahead. Cancer IS a battle, but that battle is personified by socially inept and emotionally bereft healthcare workers that either only care about the bottom line or just want you off the phone. My last words to him after hearing him go back and forth to deny me my EGD were , "Okay man, I get it.. Shut the f- up, you're clearly full of s-". Avoid this office like the plague and take the extra time to ride out to NJ to get proper care. This is where you go to get gaslit and die.

Dr, L Walsh and his team are AMAZING!! I was very impressed with the care and concern I was blessed…read morewith; From the time I walked in the door to after my procedure! A great consultation, to a great recovery. I couldn't have been more pleased. FIVE ***** STARS ALL THE WAY!

My third procedure at this practice occurred yesterday. I am very pleased with the expertise and…read moregenuine kindness of the Drs, nurses, anesthesiologist and staff. I also have been seen and helped with liver issues. Easy to follow instructions and support.

When you see Dr it's great otherwise I have gone 4 days without my medication because of paperwork…read morethere office couldn't complete after 4 calls to them and insurance I even had them both on phone at same time after 25 years of going there time to find new office this is medical negligence also this has been going on since March 4 2026 so very sadi have filed grievance

I have been a patient of Dr. Gorcey for about 14 years. I had my 4th colonoscopy/endoscopy with him…read moreon 3/10/25. Dr. Gorcey is a devoted master endocrinologist, who always seems to be on the cutting edge of his field, using the newest medical advancements, and eliminating reasons for patients to be nervous about having the procedures done. His staff exudes the same upbeat/positive attitude that resides in him. Each staff member appears to understand the importance their own roles in the entire process and to the patient. Each step, from signing in through recovery was well coordinated and went amazingly smooth. It is so good (and not so common in my experience) to see a medical staff that is so well trained, operates in a teamwork mentality, and is happy to be doing what they are doing. All of this (and the new same day 2-hour prep!) made for another very positive experience for me as a patient.

I had a great experience with Dr. Gorcey. I needed to get a screening procedure done and I found…read morehim to be very compassionate. I am in my early 70's and an RN. I recommend highly.

Very professional, caring, accommodating and friendly Excellent care efficiently provided Dr…read more Volpe is one of a kind I had an emergency situation treated at the connected hospital which required follow-up with Dr Volpe He was on vacation but returned the Sunday I was discharged That evening, Sunday, he called me at home to tell me he had read the records, advised me on diet until I couid see him and assured me I would be fine Who does that?

Those of us who have lived long enough to arrive at the point where we have to submit to medical…read moretests that literally leave us with our pants down and our bottoms up, know the indignities and discomfort of that most anxiety provoking procedure - the colonoscopy. Little can be done to make the preparation and actual event more palatable, but at least it can be simplified and made more humane with understanding of the emotional aspects of the test, and the physical challenges associated with drinking copious amounts of vile tasting fluids, a mandatory clear liquid diet for 36 hours before the operation, and the totally unpleasant process of emptying the lower gastrointestinal tract. Ugh! Gastroenterology Group at St. Mary Medical Center does it as well as possible. They invite you to their office weeks in advance to review the process in detail. Many pages of easy to understand instructions are provided. They record insurance information, and even offer samples of the preparation meds if the patient lacks coverage for this cost. On the designated day, when the effect of starvation and voiding is at max effect, their staff is courteous and compassionate in getting the patient ready for general anesthesia and the procedure itself. Everyone was skilled, patient and trained in low key interaction. From getting into those damn surgical gowns, to setting the intravenous lines in the arm, to nestling the pillow comfortably under the head/neck as you fall asleep, to the gentle wake up back in your personal space with juice and crackers, the flow is smooth and relaxed. That Dr. Barash advised I would likely have to return in five years for another scope almost seemed an afterthought.

Confidence in Dr. Boynton fulfilled once again. Knowledgeable, caring, clear, and succinct…read more Always a pleasure to work with staff, in person or by phone, as well.

Wonderful !! Our first visit was very informative and knowledgeable and amazing patiant care ! WE…read moreFINALLY GOT ANSWERS !! Also great bed side manor can't say enough good things he will be our go to gastro .

I went to see Dr Vinod and he was amazing!!! Not only was he knowledge but he has amazing Bedside…read moreManners. The staffs are wonderful and treats you great and keep you up to date with what are the next step. I would recommend him to ANYONE! Kim R.